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I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I CASE REQUEST FOR A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT TO MAINTAIN TWO DWELLINGS ON ONE PARCEL CASE OF DON AND NANCY YOUNG By: Megan Wald, Community Development Assistant Background: City Code states that there shall not be more than one main dwelling on a lot unless otherwise provided for in City Code. Mr. and Mrs. Young reside at 6421 154th Lane and they are requesting a conditional use permit to maintain a second dwelling on their property to provide living quarters when they retire and immediate living quarters for Mrs. Young's mother. The following items are enclosed for your information: a) c) d) e) g) Site location map Site sketch Letter from Applicant's Draft Planning Commission meeting minutes dated September 10, 2001 Proposed findings of fact Proposed resolution to deny application for conditional use permit Proposed conditiona~ use permit Notification: State statute requires notification of the public hearing to property owners within 350 feet of the subject property. Observations: The Subject Property is approximately 1.3 acres in size and is located in the Rural Residential Area. Mr. and Mrs. Young have an existing 576 square foot (24' x 24') detached garage that serves as their primary garage. The Young's would like to construct another two story 960 square foot (24' x 38') detached garage. The proposed accessory structure would serve two purposes for the Young's; they would like to store personal recreational items on the first floor and utilize the second floor as a future retirement living quarters for themselves and immediate living quarters for Mrs. Young's mother. Mr. and Mrs. Young do not intend to rent or lease the dwelling to persons at large. City Code allows a total of 1,664 square feet of accessory structures on the subject property. The proposed accessory structure and existing detached garage would equal 1,536 square feet, which meets City Code requirements. The conditional use permit request is in regard to the desire to add a second floor to the accessory structure for a secondary dwelling on the property. If the Applicant's would like to construct the accessory structure and use it for personal storage, they would only be subject to the building perm it process. The subject property is serviced by an on-site septic and well system. The applicant's would be required to install a second septic system to service the proposed second dwelling and therefore a determination as to whether or not another septic system can be located on the property Will' need to be made by a site inspector. The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency requires that for each septic system located on a -269-